CaptWillard

In a bold outline on the 'about' page:

"Because of the decentralized nature of our work, this has to be spelled out quite clearly: Preparing for impending apocalyptic events should mean collective action and structural reform, not individualism and isolation."

Now, there's a very good historical record of human nature that warns against going all in on a collective mindset, but these guys are already on your wavelength.

I swing between both, daily it seems.

Upvoted for "arguing with a slot machine"

I was tempted to just start smoking again, but I found that if I was distracted or my hands were busy I could go without vaping for hours at a time.

It took a few tries, but once I really decided to quit I was able to get past the worst cravings in a few days and now it's been almost a year.

Vaping definitely increased my nicotine addiction, mostly because I could do it indoors all day while working, in the car, at night, etc.

The only limiting factor was the nausea of nicotine overdose, which I remember occasionally from chain smoking indoors.

That's the real test of a song. Electric fire extinguishers are a crutch, really.

Great movie ... directed by David Bowie's son!

Quantitative easing and fiscal stimulus entered the chat a while ago.

>On top of that he's usually angry and spiteful in pretty much everything he says.

Are you really under the impression that's the truth?